Roman AR Denarius Marc Antony Legion II (32-31 BC) XF (Toned)

• Silver Denarius struck under Marc Antony, Imperatorial period, circa 32–31 BC. Approx 3.83 grams.
• Coin has strongly defined strike and a beautiful surface, along with incredible toning.
• Obverse: Typically depicts a galley or Marc Antony’s name and titles.
• Reverse: Features legionary standards, commemorating Antony’s military power.
• Beautifully toned imperatorial issue tied to the final years of the Roman Republic.
• Cr-544/14

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Legion II Marc Antony Coin
Struck during the turbulent years leading to the fall of the Roman Republic, this Denarius of Marc Antony reflects his command of the legions and his struggle against Octavian, the future Augustus. These “legionary” coins were used to pay troops in the lead-up to the climactic Battle of Actium (31 BC), after which Antony and Cleopatra were defeated.

This XF example, shows impressive sharpness and enduring detail for the type, along with great toning that brings out these details. A tangible artifact of one of Rome’s most famous historical figures, it makes a remarkable addition to any advanced collection of Roman Republican coinage.